A clearer way to track lupus patterns.
FlareTrack combines daily logging, flare tracking, trigger review, reminders, onboarding insights, and doctor-ready summaries in one grounded workflow.
A clearer view of patterns in your own entries.
See focused previews of reports, data quality, reminders, and doctor-ready context.

See symptom trends without rebuilding the story from memory
Review recent fatigue, pain, brain fog, swelling, and other tracked symptoms in one readable trend view.

Know whether your report has enough useful context
FlareTrack shows whether recent logs include symptoms, notes, triggers, medication check-ins, and doctor notes.

Start with the core details.
Log symptoms, context, and notes in a focused daily flow without turning tracking into homework.

Stay consistent without overthinking it.
See your next reminder and upcoming check-ins at a glance, so consistency feels easier.
Daily logging
Track energy, fatigue, pain, brain fog, notes, and likely flare days without filling out a long form.
Flare tracking
Mark flare start and end dates, severity, and suspected drivers so episodes are easier to review later.
Trigger tracking
Keep stress, sleep, sun, overexertion, and custom triggers tied to your daily logs.
Energy pattern review
Review recorded energy levels alongside symptoms and context in your own daily entries.
Onboarding insights
Start with a lupus-first onboarding flow that points users toward the patterns worth watching first.
Insights and trends
Compare symptoms over time and review which triggers appear most often around flare periods.
Doctor summaries
Open a report view built for appointments and export workflows.
Reminders
Set check-in, medication, flare, and reflection reminders that fit your actual routine.
Faster handoff into daily use
The first dashboard pushes people into logging instead of dropping them into an empty product.
Your data is private and only visible to you
Your tracking stays tied to your account and is meant to support your own care workflow.
Start with a few logs, then review what changed.
Build a cleaner lupus history before your next appointment.